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by jeena 8y ago
What I kind of like about it is that those fake influencers burn money of advertisers without producing results by forcing ads on real people. At least in the short run this means less ads for the people which is a really good thing so I su
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by jeena 8y ago
I tested it with an article on my own website from 2003. I first posted it on http://jeenaparadies.de/artikel/webdesign then I had a 301 redirect there for a couple of years to http://jeenaparadies.net/
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by jeena 8y ago
I'm traveling from Gothenburg to Berlin basically on at least a monthly basis. Ever since I moved to Sweden 2005 I was looking for night trains to bring me to the continent but there weren't any. Early on I took day trains but the
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by jeena 8y ago
Wouldn't you constantly be in a state of fear of losing your income if you for some (not even your fault) reason can't preform top right now? Sounds like a terrible place to work at where the only thing matters is performance and
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by jeena 8y ago
When I interview someone who is a free software maintainer then it's a really big plus because this shows me that they can handle maintainer ship which infers a lot of good qualities, from small facts like that they probably know git w
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by jeena 8y ago
> Facebook on the other hand is a network for the exchange of private or personal information No, it's not for me.
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by jeena 8y ago
"Results show that in the context of online firestorms, non-anonymous individuals are more aggressive compared to anonymous individuals" https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal...
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by jeena 8y ago
Yes that was possible and I always used it to subscribe to TTRSS. One day after an update I saw that they removed the button (which used https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Navigator/r..
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by jeena 8y ago
No, nothing is critical, nobody will die when I'm not there. But those meetings are basically the core of my job, so it would be really weird to not prioritize them, they are the main reason why I'm getting payed. I also do accomm
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by jeena 8y ago
I do the same but less complicated. Last time I was at a barbers was 2003, after that I just grew my hair long and really seldom cut it a little bit myself. In 2013 I bought a hair trimmer and just cut everything to 0mm. Like you just befor
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by jeena 8y ago
When I look at my work calendar, then it's really tough to find a couple of connected hours during a working day without a meeting I need to attend.
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by jeena 8y ago
When I started my new blog back in 2010 https://jeena.net/drawing-contest I had the content aligned left and on the right I had a canvas where everybody was able to draw on. In the start it would only be visible by you but
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by jeena 8y ago
- FeedTheMonkey https://github.com/jeena/feedthemonkey - KeePassXC https://keepassxc.org/ - GNOME Calendar https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Calendar - GNOME Screenshot https:/&#x
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The Voder: 1939, the worlds first electronic voice synthesizer [video](youtube.com)
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by jeena 8y ago
Dual licensing with AGPLv3 and a commercial license might also work.
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by jeena 8y ago
About the 'someone else must have done it better already' if I can't find it then others might have not been able to do that either, that is where my solution could help. And even if not then just having a alternative impleme
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by jeena 8y ago
I don't really get it, why do more people join when this specific server is open? Is it because it is a general purpose server? If so then encouraging those kinds of servers would be a good strategy.
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by jeena 8y ago
Why would Mastodon or Pixelfed need users who give up that easily? Those most probably won't be good citizens anyway and they would not post and create content because it's too complicated. I don't think it makes sense to hav
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by jeena 8y ago
It is. But I already can follow from Mastodon which is really cool because it's a different software.
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by jeena 8y ago
Is there a way to only let the phone ringing if it's a number which is in your address book?
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by jeena 8y ago
Isn't that what practically all smaller software companies have? Personal life came in between and people later moved around, etc. now we all have normal regular jobs at bigger companies. I'd say I learned never give 51% to the pe
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by jeena 8y ago
That is basically what we learned from it. About a year ago me and two other friends wanted to start a new company and we found investors but they wanted to have those 51% so after many negotiations and back and forth the thing they didn&#x
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by jeena 8y ago
Me and a friend we didn't have money but we had a great plan for a company, which already after a year was making a profit. But we needed some investor in the beginning and a friend of my friend just made a lot of money buying and sell
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by jeena 8y ago
I voted for ping pong in addition to FiFa on the xbox at the office because I think it's nice to have a break where you move around a bit instead of just concentrated moving your thumbs and index fingers.
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by jeena 8y ago
Yes we run every app with their official docker image so updating it is quite easy, basically pulling the newest image and restarting the docker container. When it's just everything on one server there is surprisingly little to do, so
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by jeena 8y ago
Funny and true story: 2 years ago we we needed to move in from the cloud to a internal network. Because of time pressure we got a PC as our first server, where we installed a set of tools for our embeded developers, from Gitlab, over Jenkin
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by jeena 8y ago
What license should I use if I want to make it possible for podcasts to include my music into their compilations as is, because I have a artistic vision which I don't want to have destroyed, but not for Hip-Hop artists to chop it and u
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by jeena 8y ago
Anecdote: When I was 7 or 6 or something, I remember my granddad, who was in the Wehrmacht back then, very often explained to me how they fought during the war. One of the things which stuck with me was how many more people the Russians had
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by jeena 8y ago
Thanks, I'll change it. edit: damn, too late I can't change it anymore.
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by jeena 8y ago
I once used a password which our IT department gave me and it was !'a;@,oq and at least for me it looked random enough. I had it as a root password on a server and I enabled password login for about 2 minutes because I wanted to resize

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